Males make up a significant portion of those with eating disorders, but due to stigma and others not recognizing the signs, it can be more difficult for a male to seek treatment.
When traditional therapy wasn’t enough to treat her son’s OCD, one mother set forth on a brave new journey that took her across the country to finally find a solution at Rogers.
Unique program uses CBT to effectively treat anxiety, OCD, depression, and other mood disorders in kids on the autism spectrum.
We have a variety of events planned to support National Eating Disorders Awareness Week this year. Take a look to see how you can participate.
The holidays are often associated with an abundance of food at the table, but tempting treats and larger portions can mean stress for someone concerned with binge eating. We have some tips to help avoid binge eating during the holidays.
Sticking to healthy limits and changing the approach to accommodation can be critical when it comes to raising a resilient child.
The clinical effectiveness team at Rogers uses regression analysis to compare similar patients undergoing the same treatment, allowing us to determine the best methods for success.
Rogers uses techniques like feared food exposure to help patients overcome anxiety and fear that they associate with certain foods, such as sweets.
Starting high school and college is a stressful time for teens, which can lead to the development or relapse of an eating disorder.
The parent support group at Rogers–Brown Deer for dual diagnosis shows parents they’re not alone and helps them set appropriate boundaries.
